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Masten Space Re-Lights Rocket Engine in Flight

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Monday, June 7th, 2010

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Masten Space Systems, a leader in vertical take off, vertical landing (VTVL) rocket vehicles, successfully demonstrated in-air engine re-light capability today at the company's test facility in Mojave, Calif. "We're extremely excited and very proud to announce that we now have in-air re-light capability," David Masten, CEO said "The ability to turn off our engine, re-ignite it in flight, successfully regain control and land was the next big milestone as we expand our flight envelope to include high altitude flights.…

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